Shefali Luthra

Abortion rights groups are pivoting away from ballot initiatives and starting to go on defense.

President-elect Donald Trump’s victory has energized anti-abortion groups, even as abortion rights organizers notched victories on Election Day. Now, reproductive rights groups are preparing for legal and legislative battles in a new, less friendly environment

The outgoing administration worked to secure abortion access, but it can do little to maintain those protections beyond January 20.

There are some areas where legal scholars and attorneys suggest the outgoing administration could still take action, even if the impact may be narrow or short-lived.

The outgoing administration worked to secure abortion access, but it can do little to maintain those protections beyond Jan. 20.

The department has vast power to influence an array of areas, including disease prevention and monitoring, LGBTQ+ health access and reproductive health.

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Conservative justices seemed wary of the potential domino effects of weighing in on one state's ban amid 25 other states banning gender-affirming care across the country.

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The election results in Florida and Nevada affirm that voters do not see their support of abortion rights at odds with their support of Donald Trump, who has bragged about overturning Roe v. Wade.